The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1903, Page 4

! i i ? i ae MESES 4 ____ THE SEATTLE STAR e eceeseneeanesn cacy pacer rca THOHOUYE.| ae UNDER TIE SEA 4] EXTRA SPECIAL er ime | ...SALE.., - ther. " " @ 1 | Copyrient 1000, : | Newapaper M@terpriee Association, Mt piri } SMOOT AND THE CLUB WOMEN ; | levee haath inh Goods hi @ hae b sonethen. obs ! ‘ mate splendid values in every “ " 7 ly : ; was eiteady soetea' and tf day household necessities. y ‘ aay The Quaker’s assortment x? \ 1 tthe of Rubber Goods is larget : than that of any other Se i . t t ' attle store. i 8 eve to provide 1 ship without. b 1 ' ; No Pain No Knife Cross a Straightened Mail Orders Filled at Above Prices ROBSAMUNDA CAMP AND SAT BY MY SIDm Claire! os QUEEN alae FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING GCO., Stearic though that for what the niat Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 1013-1015 First Ave., Globe Block Free Delivery to all parts of the city, including Ballard and Green Lake IF YOU WOULD AVOIDDISAPPOINTMENT |‘! liken sa! ° out over tev’ van| er t ct wid abe “eur” ote ute caches | You Come and See ‘uags, and ROOLE OPTIGAL GOMPART coe Gee 180k Bn Gree —— TES Beowed eo sous Mew Tare dicot ‘Frome James il = Ue Wc Siane iP oF < Raa A 1 e $30 Suits: Overcoats TO CLOSE OUT ‘ 7.50 ) 1217 First ahctuca Postoffice Block Remember we are retiring from the retail business and going into the wholesale only. Every garment must be closed out regardless of cost or value. $50 Suits :Overcoats TO CLOSE OUT Sold for $8.00, $9.00, Pants $it'c0 snd 12 06 YOUR CHOICE 32:00 3 Little Tailors 1217 First Avenue, Postoffice Block ae